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bazzargh wrote:Slapshot wrote:okay.... two for good measure...
Noise in an old field stopped ringing (7)[/b]
If this is 'tubular' (a reference to Oldfield's Tubular Bells) it doesn't make sense as a cryptic (ringing meaning a tube? come on!)
Tubular......;
Tubular bells....without the ringing - I thought it was okay..sorry :roll: :roll:0 -
Slapshot, in that clue, should it be two or to...not that it's going to help me, I'm just playing for time
Repeated Sicilian blow two the head for changes (6,3,..8.)0 -
cadel
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bugg3r - missed a whole page of responses, so took my clue away again0 -
deptfordmarmoset wrote:Slapshot, in that clue, should it be two or to...not that it's going to help me, I'm just playing for time
Repeated Sicilian blow two the head for changes (6,3,..8.)
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Slapshot wrote:deptfordmarmoset wrote:Slapshot, in that clue, should it be two or to...not that it's going to help me, I'm just playing for time
Repeated Sicilian blow two the head for changes (6,3,..8.)
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I'm not getting anywhere with this one - nor is anybody else by the looks of it! Oh well, someone will crack it sooner or later...0
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deptfordmarmoset wrote:I'm not getting anywhere with this one - nor is anybody else by the looks of it! Oh well, someone will crack it sooner or later...
Clue - favoured method of execution
Come one guys, I'm buidling up a good list this morning!!0 -
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Come on it's not that hard....... can't wait any more...
Double Tap Shifters
Repeated Sicilian blow two the head for changes (6,3,..8.)
Mafia' s favourite excecution method is the Double tap two rapid bullet straight to the head; for changes - shifters
Want another??
The French, work of leading England, Good Queen encourages us without a spot in twisted race for the orient (7,2,8)0 -
Slapshot wrote:Come on it's not that hard....... can't wait any more...
Double Tap Shifters
Repeated Sicilian blow two the head for changes (6,3,..8.)
Mafia' s favourite excecution method is the Double tap two rapid bullet straight to the head; for changes - shifters
Want another??
The French, work of leading England, Good Queen encourages us without a spot in twisted race for the orient (7,2,8)
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Slapshot wrote:The French, work of leading England, Good Queen encourages us without a spot in twisted race for the orient (7,2,8)
Ruth0 -
I want it to be Etoile de Besseges but that doesn't fit the letters.
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BeaconRuth wrote:I want it to be Etoile de Besseges but that doesn't fit the letters.
Ruth
But L'étoile de Bessèges fits nicely.
Though I don't understand the 'de' part. Le and toil, Bess eggs without a g-spot - the rest is just a blur to me
Assuming we're right, Ruth, set us a clue - I'd never have got it.0 -
L'étoile de Bessèges
Exactly
The French, work of leading England, Good Queen encourages us without a spot in twisted race for the orient (7,2,8 )
le - the, french work toil Leading England of - de (french again) Good Queen - Bess, eggs without g spot, Twisted is the anagram clue, for the orient gives the last e.
Was a toughie but I thought a bit easier than the double tap,
I;ve just started a LOONNGGGG night shift...give us some more0 -
Here you go:
20 53 12 - just joking!!!
In shack, lives awfully. Drops south, begins to regurgitate pie at Nordic home A&E. (4,10)0 -
PBo wrote:Here you go:
20 53 12 - just joking!!!
In shack, lives awfully. Drops south, begins to regurgitate pie at Nordic home A&E. (4,10)
Levi Leipheimer. lives anagram with s dropped, L (presumably 'begins to' = 'learner'), pie backwards, heim (except this is germanic, nordic for home is hjem?), and ER. In Team Radioshack.
spotted rising star in mirror ballet dancing (6,6)0 -
Coming in on the end of this so not sure if something similars been done but
sorted allen keys (4,5)
easy but quite apt.0 -
bazzargh wrote:PBo wrote:Here you go:
20 53 12 - just joking!!!
In shack, lives awfully. Drops south, begins to regurgitate pie at Nordic home A&E. (4,10)
Levi Leipheimer. lives anagram with s dropped, L (presumably 'begins to' = 'learner'), pie backwards, heim (except this is germanic, nordic for home is hjem?), and ER. In Team Radioshack.
spotted rising star in mirror ballet dancing (6,6)
Robert Miller
Eleven go round on a chase (4,7)0 -
meenaghman wrote:Coming in on the end of this so not sure if something similars been done but
sorted allen keys (4,5)
easy but quite apt.
It certintly is, as he'd say. Sean Kelly.
[edited to remove clue, messages crossed in mid-air]0 -
Hoy! Had me giggling, that one :P
I haven't thought up a clue in readiness - feel free to take my turn....0 -
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Sorry to keep interupting but half scottish star? Explain please (helps me undersatand the mode of thinking )
Team persuit was more my level :oops:winter beast: http://i497.photobucket.com/albums/rr34 ... uff016.jpg
Summer beast; http://i497.photobucket.com/albums/rr34 ... uff015.jpg0 -
No bother, Stefano. The ''Father Christmas laughs at half my scottish star (3)'' clue works a little like this:
Father Christmas laugh : Ho ho ho...
half my = y (i.e. half the word)
So the laugh plus half of my turns into Hoy.
That ''cycling, maybe (7)'' clue looks classic to me...it's one of those clues you get (or not) when your brain decides to look at it from a different angle. So sometimes the best thing to do is forget about it completely - and then revisit it later. Somehow, you always approach it with a slightly different mindset and that just might unlock it...0 -
Cycling, maybe? (7)
If it wasn't for the fact that posts with the word ''pursuit'' surround this clue, I'd think of this as an answer. Cycling is a pursuit, the event you're competing in may be a pursuit. And it's conveniently got 7 letters.
So that's 2 criteria fulfilled. The 3rd one - getting the right answer - might be a little more elusive...0 -
cycling, maybe (7)
thought of pursuit but couldn't justify it. u purist ?
touring (with routing as alternative) but similarly can't justify it
repeats --> etapers again can't justify it.
Maybe = perhaps.. was there ever a cyclist shappers ? I know there was a shaepers or something similar.
If you take the two words together, then "mangy bicycle" is an anagram of "cycling maybe"
stumped..0